Getting Started on Windows
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Thought I'd share the steps I followed to get Redline working on Windows: asdfasdf
1> wget https://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.github.com/raw/master/assets/redline-deploy.zip 2> unzip redline-deploy.zip -d redline 3> cd redline 4> set REDLINE_HOME=%CD% 5> stic HelloWorld Though plenty of users might not have those tools installed- wget as a part of Cygwin, unzip is Info-ZIP UnZip 5.52 in my general binary folder. You could replace the first three steps with something like: 1. Download https://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.github.com/raw/master/assets/redline-deploy.zip 2. Extract redline-deploy.zip to a folder. 3. Open a CMD window in the folder in which redline-deploy.zip was extracted. I'd recommend to stic.bat be changed so that this line: for %%i in (lib\*.jar) do set the_classpath=!the_classpath!%%i; was changed to: for %%i in (%~dp0\lib\*.jar) do set the_classpath=!the_classpath!%%i; That way, you can run stic.bat successfully regardless of the working directory. After that change, I was able to run the tests in the git repo I'd cloned (HelloWorld.st, SimpleHelloWorld.st, Web.st). For what it's worth, Web.st ran without error, but didn't appear to do anything- haven't attempted to track down whether that's a Windows issue or if it just doesn't work yet. Can't wait to see more activity on Redline- looks good! Regards, Aaron |
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Hi Aaron,
Thank you for taking the time to post this. I'm hoping our Windows users don't feel neglected. When you run Web.st open your browser and goto http://localhost:8080/ and it will invoke the Web app. YES - Redline Smalltalk comes with a 'sinatra' like web server. We call it 'STout' Rgs, James. On Aug 2, 2:04 am, Aaron Reichow <[hidden email]> wrote: > Thought I'd share the steps I followed to get Redline working on Windows: > asdfasdf > > 1> wgethttps://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.github.com/raw... > 2> unzip redline-deploy.zip -d redline > 3> cd redline > 4> set REDLINE_HOME=%CD% > 5> stic HelloWorld > > Though plenty of users might not have those tools installed- wget as a part > of Cygwin, unzip is Info-ZIP UnZip 5.52 in my general binary folder. You > could replace the first three steps with something like: > > 1. Downloadhttps://github.com/redline-smalltalk/redline-smalltalk.github.com/raw... > 2. Extract redline-deploy.zip to a folder. > 3. Open a CMD window in the folder in which redline-deploy.zip was > extracted. > > I'd recommend to stic.bat be changed so that this line: > > for %%i in (lib\*.jar) do set the_classpath=!the_classpath!%%i; > > was changed to: > > for %%i in (%~dp0\lib\*.jar) do set the_classpath=!the_classpath!%%i; > > That way, you can run stic.bat successfully regardless of the working > directory. After that change, I was able to run the tests in the git repo > I'd cloned (HelloWorld.st, SimpleHelloWorld.st, Web.st). For what it's > worth, Web.st ran without error, but didn't appear to do anything- haven't > attempted to track down whether that's a Windows issue or if it just > doesn't work yet. > > Can't wait to see more activity on Redline- looks good! > > Regards, > Aaron |
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In reply to this post by areichow
Hi Aaron,
Can you fork the project, make those changes and then do a pull request? Thanks, Sean
On Wednesday, August 1, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Aaron Reichow wrote:
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Just saw this reply now. I can give it a whirl, though I'm not terribly familiar with the github workflow.
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 7:05:46 AM UTC-5, Sean T Allen wrote:
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If you get stuck you can just email me the files - pls give it a go Sent from Hyperspace.
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